Miyako Hotel Los Angeles - Los Angeles 34.04991, -118.24019

Nice hotel, very touristy... only thing I forgot was a camera

They only have valet parking at which they tell you is $18, but then there is a valet parking tax so the total is $19.80 a day even if you didn't know at first and only had parked for half an hour. The staff doesn't know any information about the parking situation in their surrounding area, so nothing to recommend except the parking lot that charges $2 for every 15 minutes, but tells you to be careful about getting a ticket on Thanksgiving day. In hindsight, we drove, so we didn't really need to stay there which we though would be nice to walk around, but there wasn't much to look at except the Japanese style super market.

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My hotel stay was pleasent. Id stay there again. We did not use the hotel's private parking which costs almost $20, instead we parked right behind the hotel in a public parking structure, it was way cheaper and my car was safe all night. There was nothing but asian food restaurants and stores around the hotel (which is great if you like that type of food)... but i dont and nothing else was within walking distance and anyone familiar w/LA knows parking anywhere can really suck and cost you. There was a cute little outdoor mall behind the hotel that had great lil asian stores. The bed wasnt very comfortable but the room was clean and the staff was friendly. The air conditioner/water etc. all worked great in the room.

For the price, the hotel's general condition is very good. The neighborhood is very interesting, next to Little Tokyo. We were there by accident at the Nisei Weekend, and was very interesting. The only complaint was about parking, which is confusing about when the charges begin and how much.

Our stay at the Miyako Hotel was very very good. The room was very clean and we had a nice view.

walking distance to downtown and Union station..all staff friendly...great value...will be using this hotel from now on

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I had a problem with the A/C but I went to dinner and when I got back it was fixed.

Since this particular trip to L.A. was to take in some of the city's cultural attractions in just a couple of days the Miyako hotel could not have been a better choice for our visit. It is located in historic "Little Tokyo" and is within easy walking distance of several key museums and cultural centers. Not only that but the staff was very helpful, friendly and efficient. The room we were in was spotless with a great view of downtown L.A. We will definitely be staying here again.

The bathroom had peeling wallpaper which made it seem dirty. The rest of the room was well kept and clean. The hotel was located in a fun, cute area. Parking was steep, $19 a night.

I stayed here on a quick business trip to downtown LA. Great location. Decent hotel for the price.

The staff here was very friendly. The hotel was located in the smack dead center of Little Tokyo and very close to shopping and delicious Japanese restaurants. There's a spa on the third floor and they gave us a coupon discount for the spa. This was an inexpensve hotel, and everytime I come to Los Angeles, I'll be sure to stay at the beautiful MIYAKO HOTEL!!

I was very impressed with this hotel.. The Location is awesome, close to downtown and in a safe neighborhood. The rooms are outstanding for the money.. I would stay again

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We are a family of four and had two rooms next to each other on the 10th floor. The rooms on the 10th and 11th floors have renovated rooms with touch of Japanesey decor and comfortable beds. We've stayed here before and like the convenient location for our needs--our teenage kids love exploring Little Tokyo on their own and adults can walk to Walt Disney Hall where we went to see the LA Phil. This time we drove to Hollywood Bowl which was not too bad. One complaint we had was our coffee maker which we used to make hot water was malfunctioning. Also, they only provided only one green tea tea bag.

great hotel, great area. the parking was only $4 a night for the weekend, perfect.

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Room was comfortable. Nice white linen, well-decorated. Bidet was nice plus, beds were comfortable. Valet service was good. Japanese staff not nice. Endless efforts to overcharge guests: parking was $20/night (was $8.50 a half-block away), breakfast buffet advertised as $15 was billed as $20. Room service failed to bring all three breakfasts. Was triple-charged for dry-cleaning and had to argue it repeatedly before it was corrected.

I enjoyed the hotel and they had a very high tech toilet (the kinds that could clean your bottom). The beds were comfortable and clean.

On first street in Little Tokyo, we were able to have dinner and a night walk before going back to our hotel room all in a three block radius. The parking/valet is very convenient. The room was a little stuffy and the bed felt old, saggy and almost broken. The staff was somewhat friendly but sort of made me feel un-welcomed. The computer went down and I had to wait a while in the lobby before they could check me in. The price is right and maybe I'd consider it next time. There's another larger hotel a block away, I might try that next time.

The hotel is nice but is too expensive for the location it is in. Little Tokyo is no longer the interesting neighborhood it once was and the hotel is very far from the Convention Center.

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The bed was very comfortable and neat; however the bathroom was in a bad condition- the sink was peeling. The wireless internet was for free (which was nice) but it was pretty slow. The staff was very nice and the location was convenient- close to music center.

I wasn't in the room that much, but for the money paid, I expected something a bit better. I didn't have any problems with the room or the location.

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Location is good, room is fine, bed is comfy, yet the bidet was the best bidet I've ever used. Heated seat, heated washing water, wash mode, bidet mode -- pretty cool...

A clean, well-priced hotel convenient to downtown and an emerging arts district. Little Tokyo is fun to stay in.

Little Tokyo is great, good food many options. Close to metro station.

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i hate to say it but I cant hold back!.... the miyako Hotel Was not what I expected at all it wasnt to bad but it was not good!......... the Lobby is very Shabby and street Like! its located in a very small part of downtown los angeles know as "LITTLE TOKOYO" DOWNTOWN!....there is a lot of foot traffic a night life going on with trendy bars and tons of great places to eat..... parking was pretty good if you park at somewhere else besides the hotel. for $6.00 we found several near by parking lots avalible all night! the hotel charges $22.00 to park it(Not Good). the room was just a room and we paid more then what its worth! ...... i did like the LCD 42 or bigger HD Flat screen! ........ oh yea I better mention with all of the Flat Screening going on still had to settle of "NO HIGH DEF!".... ANALOG STATIONS ONLY...... ONE MORE MONTH TO GO!.... THANK GOD! The decor was nice but couldnt turn on the bed side Lamps it was the stranges thing! ..... I dont get it! and if you read on the hotels website that wireless is avalible throughtout the hotel! ......NNNNNOOOOTTTTTTT!.... in the lobby only and the 11 floor...... i was so disappointed to have to connect wired!........sucks. the bathroom was pretty nice tub was deeper then average(great) besides all of that i made the best of the discount "MOTEL" quality Hotel...... kind

The nicest staff of life. Go to the bakery that is in the little strip right behind the hotel for breakfast!

Good value for your money in the heart of Japan Town in LA.

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This hotel wasn't anything to write home about, but it was clean & quiet considering the location. The desk in the room looked like someone had gone at it with a knife, and the dvd player didn't work, but the bed was comfortable, you could open the windows (room was pretty stuffy when we arrived) and despite being right in the middle of Little Tokyo was very quiet. The hotel was very easy to get to (we arrived by train @ Union Station) and will be even easier when the Gold Line extension is finished - there will be a station about two blocks away. It was convenient to everything we were trying to reach in LA, and there is lots to eat steps for the hotel. We'd stay there again.

I come to L.A. often and have stayed at some pretty bad hotels.. so I thought for this trip I'd dish out a little more to try a nicer one. Drive slow and look carefully for the parking garage when finding this place for the first time. It's right next to the front door, but pretty easy to miss. It is Downtown L.A. after all. If you don't valet, but decide to park yourself, expect an interesting walk to actually get to the hotel. You pass kind of an alley on the side of the hotel to get to the main street the hotel is on. There were other guests who got lost with me...sounds dumb, but if you're not familiar w/the hotel area, it's pretty confusing. My room on the other hand was very nice. I had 2 double beds and the room was very spacious. The beds were extremely clean and comfortable. I always bring my own little blanket because I always feel like the hotel ones are dirty... but they had bright white comforters that I wanted to take home. The bathroom was really clean, but it could use some upgrading. I think they only thing they upgraded recently was the toilet.... it had a bidet and heated seats (you just have to experience the heated seat at least once...hah!) Give yourself some extra time while traveling to and from this hotel since it is located in downtown l.a. The surrounding area is an interesting place to walk around, during the day only though... at night, just enjoy your room. You're right between the Staple Center and Dodger Stadium so that was nice for me since I went to both for my trip. Overall, my stay here was nice, but I think it was a little on the expensive side considering how I had paid an extra 17 bucks for SELF-PARKING.

I really enjoyed the hotel and they even had very prompt Vale. Their Room Service menu did not have a lot of choices and we wound up getting pizza delivered. I would definitly stay at this hotel again if I go to the Staples Center it was very close and easy to find.

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The Miyako was a very nice hotel. The staff was very friendly and accommodating, and the room was very nice. Parking was expensive, however.

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Great location for USC families and friends.

Our stay at the Miyako Hotel happened to coincide with the Japanese Cherry Viewing Festival that caused the street that the hotel was on to be closed off, which made it initially difficult to get to. It ended up being a plus and minus because while it was a hassle it forced us to find parking at nearby Little Tokyo Mall that charged $4 per day for parking, which was far cheaper than the Miyako's parking lot service fee of almost $16. The room that I had was the standard room with 2 double beds and it was far nicer than I expected for the price that was paid. It was clean, spacious, elegant, and very comfortable. If there were any negatives that I could specifically point to it would be that the closet did not have any guide rails. You were forced to pick up the mirror/door and move it to the side in order to open it, which quickly became a bothersome chore. Regardless of that, I would definitely consider staying at this hotel again in the future.

The front desk was not as nice, knowledgeable or helpful as everyone else that worked in the hotel (i.e., spa attendant, cafe/kiosks staff, etc.). Other than that, the hotel is very nice and clean and worth the price I paid. Worth the extra $20 to gain access to the spa to unwind after a long day. You get access to the steam rooms, personal jacuzzis, weights, etc. I was impressed with the decor and comfort of my room. A stay here wouldn't be a regret. (o: